Twitter has published a post detailing the limiting of reach of tweets that violate its hateful conduct policy.
. The post is dubbed"Freedom of Speech Not Reach", and it focuses on the fact that tweets that violate its hateful conduct policy are getting a limited reach, a practice that the company started back in April.In April, Twitter started enforcing a limited reach to posts that were violating its hateful conduct policy under the banner"Freedom of Speech Not Reach".
All in all, the label reduces the visibility of a post by 81%. Twitter also stated that actually, one-third of the users that get this label on a tweet decide to delete it instead of appealing it . We remain committed to maintaining free speech on Twitter, while equally maintaining the health of our platform. Today, more than 99.99% of Tweet impressions are from healthy content, or content that does not violate our rules.The company is also planning on expanding its labels to include more types of policy violations. Like, for example now tweets that violate the company's Abusive Behavior or Violent Speech policies will get labeled and with a limited reach.
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